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Premium Member Far Div Ye Bide


You look “a bit peely wally”
In Scotland means “pale or ill” by golly
“Ah dinnae ken” means
“I don't know” it seems
”Far div ye bide” where do you live

Premium Member ABSTRACT ARTPOEM


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Premium Member The Ashes That Fell From the Sky

A simple life,
Is all that we dreamed of,
To raise our families,
To be proud of the country we call home.
Our lives were interrupted,
By the rantings of a madman, 
Who thought that genocide,
Gave him the right to eliminate a race.
So he talked a country into believing,
The color of your hair and eyes,
Made you superior.
They listened to him,
They believed him,
Not knowing what he was capable of,
And how far he would go.
Yet when they saw the Ashes,
Fall from the sky they turned,
Ignoring what they knew was true.
No one wanted to go against him.
So they remained silent.
The horror became present when,
The 45th Inf Div from Oklahoma,
Walked thru the gates of Dachau,
When they saw walking skeletons,
In pajamas begging for food and water.
The soldiers were so appalled,
And heartbroken they brought,
The non-believers back showing,
That no one will ever be silent again.
The world will know everything,
That happened here today.


Your Nose Doesnt Know Though

It’s highly unlikely I'd want you to like me sticking your nose in my business,
too then go write me word impolitely a view subjectively witnessed, 
condemn my behaviour speak like the saviour off to the high road in bliss, 
ignorant with no hold on yourself arrogantly involved with myself why not resist,
because,
condemning aloud stokes the fire evoking a vile to carry on with,
new words feed flames you div so an incite all I give, 
you stoked the fire let flames enlighten,
don't get involved when others are fighting.

It's Stupid.

Trump Being Provacative

pro·voc·a·tive
[pr?'väk?div]

ADJECTIVE
causing annoyance, anger, or another strong reaction, especially deliberately: 
"a provocative person like Trump" ·
synonyms: annoying · irritating · exasperating · infuriating · maddening · vexing · galling · insulting · offensive · inflammatory · incendiary · controversial

Sure sounds like Trump to me. 
He is quick and not slow to anger 
for example along with all of the 
rest of the synonyms. Sickening
should be added as a synonym.

Trump Being Provocative

Trump always has horrible ways to live,
That personally to me seem provocative;
Together clumped;
Should be dumped,
After all being strained out with a sieve.

Jim Horn

Isn't it amazing how we keep hearing
the name Flynn again and again until
our blood has been boiling thin.

Premium Member Elastic Families

In this wonky day and time,
this favored temperate clime
dares suggest wisdom's course
espouse prevalent societal force.*

Family tree boundaries,
stretched by current modes
like an old elastic band,
accept new branches
hung precariously 
on the old sturdy trunk.

Old Limbs are newly bushed
with leaves bearing prefixes
with measuring sounds;
third, adopted, step, half -
or followed by modifiers; 
in-law, live-in, significant other.

Partners and lovers 
get tied on with slippery ribbons,
names entered in a ledger, 
but not with permanent ink.

Disjointed families, add-ons, 
and second family births 
leave our children wondering
to whom they belong.

*Adulterated quote from “A Traitor to Memory”
by Susan Elizabeth George, Published in 2001,
Bantam Books, a Div. of Random House, Inc.
            Top of Page 87


Back To the Floor

Under the influence is how you live.
You seem to enjoy being a div.

Not because you lack some charm,
Not because of some past harm.

I'v no idea why you insist on drinking,
Why you refuse to stop from sinking.

On the floor you are once more,
But I wont worry, your up in a hurry.

One drink down and heres the clown,
A few pints more and you feel like a bore.

So "to hell with it" i hear you say,
"I know best how to play".

Solos bound from your guitar,
Did it really have to go this far?

I watch your stool rock side to side,
There it goes your sense of pride.

On the floor just like before,
A place you always seem to adore.

I'll leave you there just a while,
As you choke on your own sweet bile.

The crowd dont notice,
While you pose for photos.

To them your just a great night out,
But me,  i'll always want you about.

Perhaps with your liver still intact,
For this is just a simple fact.

You like to drink thats for sure
I dont think we'll find a cure.

Lets stay in, just for tonight.
No wine, no beer, no big fight.

No free drinks, no fans to shout,
Just you and me,
Please, lets not go out.

Col

Partners of fame

 hold me to the same
\sane and not sad
happy and not sad
happy and not mad
noble and in trouble
cursed and refused
bursting trying to get out
sent by all the romans
people we let out



kaleidoscope of memories
cast to referees

leaving the ground untamed like a tiger
the jackal launches out in all attire
talons of a hawk
sight and hearing
left outside retrieving
and destiny is the way of the face 
of grace 
praises of matter broken days after
in a problem all solved
dissolve the solution
cleaned with the pollution
father the phantom
the ghost in the air
they gives me shivers
when im going down the stairs
the hairs of my arms
start to raise in alarm
that something or someone
may be there unaware
                                       PLC div

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